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The Banquet of the Ten Virgins xvi |
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"Now those who decide that man is not possessed of free-will, and affirm that he is governed by the unavoidable necessities of fate . . . are guilty of impiety toward God Himself, making Him out to be the cause and author of human evils."
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Concerning Free-will |
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"I say that man was made with free-will, not as if there were already existing some evil, which he had the power of choosing if he wished . . . but that the power of obeying and disobeying God is the only cause." |
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Quotes taken from God's Strategy in Human History by Roger T Forster & V Paul Marston |
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First British Edition 1989 published by Highland |
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Copyright © 1973 R. T. Forster & V. P. Marston |
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Used by permission granted 25th September 2002 |
